without a by your leave or with your leave
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She came in and opened your windows without so much as by your leave or with your leave... (W. S. Maugham, ‘Of Human Bondage’, ch. 113) — Эта дама приходила и распахивала у вас окна, не спросив разрешения и даже не извинившись...
Emily's head felt different to any way it had ever felt before: hardly as if it were her own. It sang, and went round like a wheel, without so much as with your leave or by your leave. (R. Hughes, ‘A High Wind in Jamaica’, Kenk) — Эмилия еще никогда подобного не испытывала. Голова была как чужая, перед глазами точно кружилось колесо, в ушах стоял звон. И ничего нельзя было с этим поделать.
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